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a cotton theory
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by SwampY on June 26, 2006
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ok,
looking at the range with the leucostomas, it would be much easier to see the clayton, fayette, fulton county cottons as a eastward extension of western cottons rather than a northward extension of eastern cottons...
does anyone know if the ones found there were wayward easterns or wayward westerns?
just a thought...
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by SwampY on June 26, 2006
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Hey can you email a pic of it and the (general) location to swampy@bellsouth.net. I don't have a documented animal for paulding county.
It's for this...
http://www.envenomated.com/rebuilding-the-range-map-for-a-piscivorus-r31.htm
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by SwampY on June 27, 2006
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my bad on the county.
Talked to Sean, he has sent tissue samples to someone who is doing a cottonmouth phylogeny. It will probably be a while for the results but when I hear from him I'll post.
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